Regielyn Santiago

Regielyn Santiago

Human Resources Director America

Regielyn Santiago

Legal Researcher

Regielyn's specialty topics

Employment law

Regielyn Santiago is a legal researcher at Key Media. She specializes in preparing case write-ups across Australia, New Zealand, and the United States, and also supports U.S. regulatory research. She holds a Juris Doctor (LLB) degree with a major in Legal Management.

Regielyn produces well-researched, analytical content on legal cases and legislative developments in employment law, insurance, mortgage, and finance across multiple markets.

How I think about writing for this industry…

“I focus on turning complexity into clear, practical journalism that helps readers understand not just what happened, but why it matters. My goal is always to provide context, explain the implications, and surface the perspectives that matter most to professionals navigating change.”

Read the latest stories by Regielyn

Aramark worker keeps discrimination claims alive after three firings

She broke the same rule and walked away - that was the detail the court could not ignore

Aramark worker keeps discrimination claims alive after three firings

Second Circuit raises the bar for religious accommodation claims

She got fired, got reinstated, won in court - then the legal test changed

Second Circuit raises the bar for religious accommodation claims

Buyer blocked earnout data after $180M deal, Delaware court finds

The buyer's own exec admitted she hadn't read the earnout terms

Buyer blocked earnout data after $180M deal, Delaware court finds

Truck driver's own doctor sinks workers' comp claim in Tennessee

A walker, a motel visit from the boss, and a medical history that didn't add up

Truck driver's own doctor sinks workers' comp claim in Tennessee

Doctor skips hospital's peer review, loses lawsuit and owes $313K

He traded a full hearing for a quick fix - the court said that was the wrong call

Doctor skips hospital's peer review, loses lawsuit and owes $313K

Workers vote out union twice, Seventh Circuit blocks NLRB intervention

One frustrated employee, two petitions, and a pay raise that sank the Board's case

Workers vote out union twice, Seventh Circuit blocks NLRB intervention

Howard University settles pension class action for $1.3 million

A 1976 plan, 1984 math, and a 7% interest rate that stopped making sense

Howard University settles pension class action for $1.3 million

Campus officer's retaliation case advances on chief's recorded threats

The chief's door was open, the phone was on speaker, and the officer hit record

Campus officer's retaliation case advances on chief's recorded threats

Texas court sends slain Sonic worker's wrongful-death claim to arbitration

He signed the paperwork 17 days before a supervisor's order got him killed

Texas court sends slain Sonic worker's wrongful-death claim to arbitration

Pension credit timing could erase millions in employer withdrawal liability

The credit arrived at the right step - and wiped out $9.3 million

Pension credit timing could erase millions in employer withdrawal liability